Temperature in Belgrade is seven degrees higher due to lack of green areas
The temperature in the central part of Belgrade in densely built locations is on average seven degrees Celsius higher than in green areas
Green loans in North Macedonia grow 30% but their share remains low
The National Bank of North Macedonia has recorded an increase in green loans by 2.8 times since 2019, while growth in 2023 amounted to 29.1%.
Historic ruling of European Court of Human Rights: Climate protection is human right
The Swiss Senior Women for Climate Protection association has achieved a historic victory at the European Court of Human Rights
Wind and solar drive record emissions cut under EU ETS
Electricity generation from wind and solar has helped achieve the biggest annual emissions reduction under the EU ETS
Wired for Success: Electrifying Europe’s Climate Race
How can Europe maintain its businesses' competitive edge on the global stage while championing environmental sustainability? The answer lies in a powerful combination: advanced manufacturing and electrification.
Localising EU ambition: Empowering municipalities to drive the implementation of the EU Green Deal
In the past 5 years, the European Union set up the legislative framework to become climate-neutral by 2050 and deliver the EU Green Deal. Municipalities can ensure the achievement of the EU’s ambitious objectives.
Germany’s industry to get billions in subsidies to decarbonize
Carbon contracts for difference should help companies stay competitive as they transition to more expensive production processes
Siemens Serbia’s Lončar: Planet needs ecosystem, not egosystem
Knowledge and new technologies are key to the response to challenges that the planet is facing, CEO of Siemens Serbia Medeja Lončar said